Explaining Labour's Landslip by Robert M Worcester

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Examines the result of the May 2005 election that led to a 3rd term for New Labour and Tony Blair, albeit with a reduced majority. Written by authors and pollsters from MORI, this book uses research to explain the reduced majority and regional variations. Packed with tables and graphs, it is for the general reader, political pundits and academics.

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Explaining Labour's Landslip by Robert M Worcester

Examines the result of the May 2005 election that led to a 3rd term for New Labour and Tony Blair, albeit with a reduced majority. Written by authors and pollsters from MORI, this book uses research to explain the reduced majority and regional variations. Packed with tables and graphs, it is for the general reader, political pundits and academics.
Sir Robert Worcester is Chairman of Britain's leading opinion research organisation MORI. He is Visiting Professor of Government at the LSE and has been a key adviser on polling issues to the Labour Party for many years.
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ISBN 13 9781842751466
ISBN 10 1842751468
Title Explaining Labour's Landslip
Author Robert M Worcester
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Methuen Publishing Ltd
Year published 2005-09-19
Number of pages 404
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